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Turn Down for What?! - First Lady Michelle Obama loves the kids and has been on her health agenda encouraging young'ns to exercise and eat healthy since President Obama took office. Pushing the envelope and tying in popular music, she recently flipped Lil Jon and DJ Snake’s “Turn Down for What” into a health conscious message promoting eating vegetables. Released on The White House’s official Vine account, this hit song has now been remixed into “Turnip for What.” The Obamas got jokes.As Mrs. O forges on with getting the nation to eat right, check out a few more moments when the first family got their groove on and rocked out with musicians. — Michael Harris (@IceBlue VA)(Photo: The White House via Vine)

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Teach Me How to Dougie - Being the mother of two teenage daughters, the first lady has to stay abreast of what's hip. Back in 2011 while promoting her Let's Move! campaign at Alice Dean Middle School in D.C., Mrs. Obama taught the crowd how to Dougie and got her Sasha Fierce on while jamming to Beyoncé's "Single Ladies."(Photo: Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP Photo)

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On the Run - Mrs. O and first daughters Malia and Sasha went on the run to Chicago in July to kick it with The Carters. Mommy and the girls, accompanied by a few Secret Service agents, were in the crowd as Beyoncé and Jay Z tore down Soldier Field. (Photos from left: Kevin Mazur/WireImage for Parkwood Entertainment, Yessinia Herrera via Instagram)

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At Last - Queen Bey has lent her voice to several important moments in the Obama administration but her grandest performance had to be in January 2009 when she sang Etta James's classic "At Last" as the president danced with his lovely wife for the first dance at the inaugural celebration. (Photos from left: John Moore/Getty Images, Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

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One Day It'll All Make Sense - The prez and first lady made it a Chi-Town thing in May 2011 when they invited Common out to The White House to get his slam on for "An Evening of Poetry." Now of course the haters had something to say because Common spoke harshly of former President George W. Bush in the past, but the H.M.I.C. stood his ground and The White House responded, "While the president doesn't support the kind of lyrics that have been raised here, some of these reports distort what Mr. Lynn [Common] stands for more broadly. One of the things the president appreciates is the work Mr. Lynn has done with children, especially trying to get them to focus on poetry as opposed to some of the negative influences of life on the streets."(Photo: Charles Dharapak, File/AP Photo)

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Showtime! - President O stopped by the Apollo Theater in New York while on his re-election campaign bid in 2012 and something about that famous stage must have hit the commander-in-chief. He broke out and started singing soul legend Al Green's classic "Let' Stay Together." Obama used the song's message to rally his supporters to turn out to the polls and keep him atop the throne. (Photo: Charles Dharapak, File/AP Photo)

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Live While We're Young - Every teenage girl goes through a boy band phase. Malia Obama was in attendance singing along with thousands of other young ladies who came out to see One Direction on their stop in Virginia at The Patriot Center in 2012. (Photos from Left: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images, Kevin Winter/Getty Images for iHeartMedia)

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Sweet Home Chicago - The Obamas paid homage to Black Music Month in February 2012 by honoring the blues, which included performances from legends like Buddy Guy and B.B. King. During the final set, Guy asked the president to sing along as he had previously done with Al Green. “You done started something. You gotta keep it up now,” he coaxed. President O playfully obliged, singing a few lines to “Sweet Home Chicago.” (Photo: Pete Souza/The White House via Getty Images)

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Hometown Love - Pops isn't the only one who shows musical support for Chicago. Malia Obama was also spotted at this year's Lollapalooza and appeared to be showing support and jamming to her Southside Chi-Town homey Chance the Rapper.(Photo: Sarah Cleaver wia Twitter)

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Caroling Through the Night - Every dad wants to make his kids' dreams come true and President Obama did just that in December 2011 when he invited Justin Bieber to sing along with Sasha and Malia and a White House full of guests at the 30th annual Christmas in Washington concert.(Photo: Theo Wargo, Staff/Getty Images)

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Let's Stay Together - Jennifer Hudson brought down the house during the Public Inaugural Ball at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on January 21, 2013, in Washington, D.C., as the president and the first lady danced the night away to "Let's Stay Together" after being sworn in for his second term.(Photo: Mario Tama/Getty Images)